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Received 30.01.2025

Revised 26.05.2025

Accepted 24.06.2025

Retrieved from Iss. 117, P. 2, 2025

Pages 199 -205

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Mamonov, K., Afanasiev, O., Vyatkin, R., & Frolov, V. (2025). FORMATION OF METROLOGICAL SUPPORT OF GEODESICAL ACTIVITIES. Automobile Roads and Road Construction, (117.2), 199-205. https://doi.org/10.33744/0365-8171-2025-117.2-199-205

FORMATION OF METROLOGICAL SUPPORT OF GEODESICAL ACTIVITIES

Kostiantyn Mamonov Oleksandr Afanasiev Roman Vyatkin Viacheslav Frolov

Abstract

It was determined that the formation of metrological support for geodetic activities is an important component that affects the quality and completeness of spatial support for territorial development of land use. The creation of metrological support in the field of geodetic activities is a complex multifaceted process that includes instrumental, technological, technical components. As a result of the study, the goal of determining the directions and features of the formation of metrological support for geodetic activities was achieved. To achieve the set goal, the following tasks were solved: characterization of the directions of formation of metrological support for geodetic activities; identification of factors that influence the formation of metrological support for geodetic activities. Metrological support for geodetic activities is defined as a system of measurements using technological, technical, organizational, informational, metrological norms and rules aimed at achieving completeness and quality of measurements with geodetic tools for the formation of spatial support for territorial development of land use.
The definition of metrological support of geodetic activity is proposed, which is based on its system parameters, features of its formation and application. The features of the formation of metrological support of geodetic activity are identified, which are determined by the influence of functional, organizational, stakeholder, technical, technological factors. Metrological support affects the quality of geodetic work, which is aimed at increasing the completeness of spatial support in the system of territorial development of land use

Keywords:

metrological support, geodetic activities, factors of formation of metrological support, spatial support, territorial development of land use

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